claude mcp add datasaudi-mcp -- npx -y datasaudi-mcp
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*Ask Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client about the Saudi economy —* *in plain English **or Arabic**. No API key. No database.* **Ask it** · **Coverage** · **Install** · **العربية** · **Tools** --- GDP, inflation, trade, population, the real‑estate price index — **277 official GASTAT datasets**, live from DataSaudi, answered right inside your AI client. You never name a dataset; the model finds it. Here it is in Claude Desktop — one plain‑English question, and the model finds the dataset, pulls Riyadh's real‑estate price index against the national trend, and charts it: --- Ask it anything Connect it in about 2 minutes (Install), then just ask: > 💬 *"What was the real‑estate price index in Riyadh by quarter, and how does it > compare to the national trend?"* > 💬 *"Who are Saudi Arabia's top trading partners? Break foreign trade down by > country and exports vs. imports."* > 🇸🇦 *"اعرض الرقم القياسي لأسعار العقارات في الرياض حسب الربع"* > — ask in Arabic, get Arabic back (الرياض, مكة المكرمة). See Arabic support. The model discovers the right dataset, pulls the numbers, and answers. **You don't need to know any dataset names or query syntax.** More example prompts - *"Show me inflation and the CPI by province for the latest year — which regions were highest?"* - *"How has the real‑estate price index differed between villas and apartments over time?"* - *"What's the population by province, split by sex and nationality (Saudi vs. non‑Saudi)?"* - *"Show me real GDP by economic sector, quarter over quarter, with year‑on‑year growth."* - *"Compare average monthly wages: Saudi vs. non‑Saudi, and men vs. women."* --- What you can ask about 277 curated GASTAT / DataSaudi datasets. Every query hits the **live** API, so the numbers are as current as GASTAT publishes. **📈 Economy** GDP (sector / expenditure / activity), CPI & inflation (national + by province), the Producer Price Index, FDI, foreign trade (country / product / flow), the trade balance, business & consumer confidence. **👥 Society** Population (province / sex / nationality / age), households & dwellings, wages, employment & participation rates, education, health, disability. **🏗️ Real estate** The price **index** by province and property type (villa / apartment / land), building permits, the construction cost index, housing tenure & type. **🌍 More** Tourism & hotel occupancy, energy & water, Hajj & Umrah, SAMA financial series, internationally‑reported (World Bank / UN) indicators. > [!IMPORTANT] > **Where it stops — on purpose.** A data tool you can trust tells you its edges. > - Serves the real‑estate **price index** (base‑year 100) — **not per‑deal prices in riyals** (those live in MoJ / Srem). > - No MoJ transaction volumes, no REGA, no municipal / ZATCA / CMA data, no microdata. This is the ~277‑series *headline‑indicator* layer, not the full national corpus. > - Geographic detail stops at the **province** level for most series — no city / district breakdown. > > Ask for something outside this and the server says so plainly, rather than guessing.